10-Letter Words Containing SH

Refinish

FINISHER n one that finishes

Gives a new surface to

Refreshen

Money paid to people at bar for drinks

Money given to barristers for drinks

Like a swim on a hot day

Giving new energy to

Pleasingly new.

Give up - let go

Release north Parisian who interrupts enjoyment

Give up

Savoury for the dinner Elisha blessed

Repolish

Repolish

Made roof repairs

Reshingle

Reship

Reshoot

SHUFFLED shuffle

Makes a new deck arrangement

PM's cabinet changes

Long thin sea-dweller

Ridership

Rockfish

Rockshaft

Thorny issues (wordplay)

Pretty thorny plants, usually

They have many sticking points

Rosefish

Periods in office of those who govern countries

Rushlight

Saganash

Sailfish

Saintship

Saltbush

Condiment holder on the table (2 words)

It's turned upside down when used

Half a dinner table duo

Sandfish

Ivory carvings

Quality shown by good ratings (wordplay)

Mariner's skill.

Skill of a sailor

Babs shines (anagram)

Shadbush

Shadchan

Most mysterious

In full light.

Legendary sword: may yours never grow so!

Adjective meaning resembling

It's not so neat having minced haggis by the loch!

An edible inky cap mushroom (Coprinus comatus) having shaggy scales covering the cap. Also called shaggy cap .

Thug's threats

Extortions through blackmail

Extortions

Shallow

Losing depth

Shamanism

Shamanist

Very modest, bashful

Showing guilty embarrassment

Red, perhaps

In a despicable manner

Shammes

Head of salon put rollers in baskets for the juniors

Cleaning mess - what's humiliating about that (wordplay)

Using bathroom product, soap on him foaming and popping at last

Ginger ale and beer

Mixture of beverages.

Pub order

Impressed a sailor without his knowing!

Eastern city editor may be impressed

Coerced into crewmanship

Impresser of seamen

An arch support inserted into the shank of a shoe.

Run-down urban area

Area with crude dwellings

Deprived area of very poor housing

Most curve-laden

Most curvaceous

Sharecrop

Shareware

Smooth fabrics

Office equipment.

Office equipment

They'll give an edge for writer accommodated by flatmates

Sharpen

Shashlick

Revised 'the ratings' (wordplay)

Revised "the ratings" (wordplay)

Breaking up the ratings going berserk

Shaveling

Rookie officers, in slang

Second looeys.

Second looies

Shearling

Petrel's cousin

Cropper takes Tyler for a seabird

Long-winged bird that skims the ocean

""Either one of two species of birds composing the genus Chionis, and family Chionid\'91, native of the islands of the Antarctic.seas. Chionis, and family Chionid\'91, native of the islands of the Antarctic.seas.""

Sheathing

Honeysuckle's kin

Sheepcote

Sheepfold

Woman begins episcopate, nothing less than perfect, as if unsure of her welcome

Conformist's tee shot (wordplay)

What a stringy leg of mutton!

Knot used to shorten a rope temporarily

""A large and valuable sparoid food fish (Archosargus, ∨ Diplodus, probatocephalus) found on the Atlantic coast of the United States. It often weighs from ten to twelve pounds. Archosargus, ∨ Diplodus, probatocephalus) found on the Atlantic coast of the United States. It often weighs from ten to twelve pounds.""

Grad's grants

College goals

Diplomas, informally

Sheikhdom

Sheldrake

Finished, in a way

High-speed option on the East Coast

Defeated soundly

Shellback

Capable of resisting bombs or other shells; bombproof.

Shellwork

Shelterer

Giving refuge to.

Giving protection to

Protecting

High jink (wordplay)

Bit of mischief

Dishonest activity

Emulated Bo-Peep

Tended sheep

Escorted

""SHERIFF a law-enforcement officer of a county, also SHIREMAN, SHIRRA""

Shewbread

It hobbles around hospital with a slogan

Watchword or catchword

Catchword, slogan

Sines (wordplay)

Evasive quality

Thief's sins might be represented as trickery

Shikar

Shillalah

Oak or blackthorn cudgel in Ireland

Club gets convict into hellish trouble

Type of club

With a flickery glow

Shinleaf

Shinnery

Shinney

Shipboard

Comparative adjective or agent noun

A man in control of his craft (wordplay)

One i/c vessel - tramp is she, perhaps (wordplay)

Skipper

Shipowner

Some contain treasure

Such as 5 down lost 9 down

Hatteras occurrences

Skilled craftsman (wordplay)

A worker who knows his craft (wordplay)

Craftsman cracking whip's not mistaken

A dress tailored like a shirt with a collar and buttons down the front. Also called shirtwaist .

English word

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Short additions to newspaper articles.

American word for a woman's blouse

Shlemiehl

""SHMALTZ excessive sentimentality, also SCHMALTZ, SCHMALZ""

SHOCKING shock

Protected, in a way

Resistant to violent impact

Like some timepieces

Run-down state.

Slapdash result

Poor quality footwear worn by clergyman in earliest of services

Shoeblack

Squeezed (into)

Dekker's holiday? Cobblers

Proverbially, those too busy to provide their kids with footwear

Cheaply produced lace (wordplay)

Small sum of money Slang.

Minimal amount of money

Feudal Japanese military offices

E.g. newsagent

Irish operator is such a person in trade

Little Nell's Grandfather, for example

Stole

Robber holding up store (wordplay)

One needing a fence (wordplay)

Criminal (in a retail context)

Place for a mannequin

It shows what's in store for outsiders

Where things are shown to advantage

Shorebird

Land situated on the edge of a body of water.

Places where land meets sea

Land edges

Lapping locales

Shoreward

Bobby's favorite snack (wordplay)

Rich crumbly biscuit

Lorna Doone makeup

Items in a pastry shop

Strawberry or peach concoctions

Desserts often served with strawberries

Hem fixers, at times

Cutting down fat

Reducing fat used for cooking

Pie baker's need

Not enough money for most of the briefs and slips

Deficiencies

Shorthair

Shorthand

Neat bugles (wordplay)

Rosters for finalists

Rivals' venues

Groups of hopefuls making provisions for minor shopping sprees (wordplay)

Reese, Marion et al.

I Don't Care et al.

Miranda and Dark.

Shortwave

Shotgun

SHOTGUN to shoot with a type of gun

Took on (a burden)

Took, as with a burden

Shovelful

Shoveller

Put pitch on the outside of shed, using a particular tool

Fish with a useful proboscis (wordplay)

Fish with a useful proboscis?

SHOVELS shovel

SHOWBIZ show business

Showboat

Showbread

Displaying, exhibiting

Who's mess jacket for exhibition (wordplay)

Highlighting

Perforated part of a bathroom fitting

Certain water dispenser

Bathtub fixture

Rainless; freo from showers.

Showpiece

Theatres (wordplay)

Properties on display

Group of apes

Clever business sense

Yankee trait.

SHREWISH ill-tempered

Shrieky

Office of a sheriff

Piercing quality (of sound)

Shrimpy

Adjective meaning resembling

SHRINK to contract or draw back

Shrinkage

SHRIVEL to contract into wrinkles

I have two lines in small part as an old man (wordplay)

Shrubby

His drug den is shaky!

The source of the milk in the inside of the shake

Shunpiker

Shunpike

One on a shooting spree (wordplay)

One who's constantly snapping (wordplay)

One who's constantly snapping

Closing tightly

Shylock

Bug found in metal perch (wordplay)

Mirrored tarpon (wordplay)

Long John Dory (wordplay)

Engaged in a minor conflict

Light infantry member

Male wearing item of clothing mostly seen on female causes scuffles

Nervously.

Slapdash

SLASHING the act of one that {slashes=v}

Armed weapons (wordplay)

Hurl some bar orders (wordplay)

Fling some whiskey (wordplay)

Without vigor

Slungshot

Partially melted snow or ice.

SLUTTISH {slovenly=adj}

Very, very well

SNAPPISH tending to behave in an impatient or irritable manner

SNIFFISH {haughty=adj}

SNOBBISH characteristic of a snob

Snowbush

Snowshoer

Softshell

Sci-fi crafts

Sci-fi staples

Modern transportation

A drop in the ocean

Flight ending for some

Certain Apollo landing

Like the greatest show on earth (wordplay)

Plane for shaping curved surfaces

Tool said to have succeeded getting in

Tool said to cut closely

SQUARISH somewhat square

Squashy

Squishy

Squooshy

Squoosh

Stablish